Most moisture problems can be solved without paying for expensive professional help.
(Koren Shadmi / for The Washington Post)
Most moisture problems can be solved without paying for expensive professional help.
Matthew Costello, a senior historian with the White House Historical Association, gives a window into the inner workings of the historic residence.
Bunny Mellon’s Virginia estate prepares to grant more access to her trove of botanical treasures.
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Electric ovens are nice, but a roaring fire in the middle of winter is irresistible.
To take a room from toddler to timeless, designer Shawna Underwood goes with warm, natural finishes.
Most moisture problems can be solved without paying for expensive professional help.
Be a little more adventurous in 2017.
Carefully use a cleaner with alcohol, then follow up with a conditioner.
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Who knew staplers and pencil holders could look this pretty?
They brought their personality and a bit of Delaware to this high-profile house.
This springy green tone can read exhuberent or grounded. Check out our top choices in furniture, accessories and paint colors.
Rejuvenating yet grounding, this color is far from a fad.
A couple’s quest for knowledge through the centuries.
Designers share their best ideas for making everyone comfortable, even if there aren’t enough beds to go around.
It may seem obsolete to you, but someone may want it — and might even pay for it.
Fix it yourself with epoxy, or call a professional, who might be able to match the color better.
Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton offers ideas for play rooms, bathrooms, closets and more.
